Edward Tulane Chapter

Which sentence tells us that something is about to change for Edward?

• "Life for a very long time was sweet."

• "In the evening, Lawrence came home from the sea."

• "I suppose you think I am daft, talking to a toy."

• "And then Lawrence and Nellie's daughter came for a visit."

Why do you think Pellegrina stared at Edward when she told the story of the Princess who loved no one?

• he had a stain on his face

• she loved him

• she was really talking about him

• she thought he could hear her

How did the boys mortify Edward on the ship?

• They called him names.

• They changed his clothes.

• They gave him to a dog.

• They took off all his clothes.

Why do you think the author states,"He sank and sank and sank?"

• She likes repeating words

• The words rhyme.

• To show just how deep Edward went in the ocean

• It is an error in the book.

How did Nellie "change" Edward?

• She shaved his fur.

• She made him a girl and dressed him in girl's clothes.

• She turned him into a real rabbit.

• She changed his name to Susan.

Who gave Edward Tulane to Abilene?

• Mother

• Father

• Nellie

• Pellegrina

What is the main theme of Edward Tulane's journey in the book?

• Love and loss

• Adventure and discovery

• Friendship and loyalty

• Courage and bravery

Which character in 'Edward Tulane' is responsible for telling the story of the Princess who loved no one?

• Abilene

• Pellegrina

• Lawrence

• Nellie

What literary device is used in the phrase 'He sank and sank and sank'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Repetition

• Alliteration

How does Edward Tulane's character change throughout the story?

• He becomes more selfish

• He learns to love

• He becomes more fearful

• He remains unchanged